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Senior AWS Java Developer

Posted 2 days ago

software technologyAndrews Air Force Base (MD)

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Sr. Java AWS Developer
Position: RemoteWe need strong experience on Node.jsWe are looking for a strong Full Stack Developer with AWS to work on real implementations in a highly dynamic and fast-paced Agile environment. Your future duties and responsibilities include: Required qualifications to be successful in this role: AWS Full Stack Developer - Java/Angular and Microservices experience 5+ years of hands on AWS development experience using Python, Java, Node.js, lambda service and scripting.5+ years of work experience with AWS code pipeline, AWS deployment automation, AWS Service Catalog. Develop AWS deployment automation services for various security related applications and tools. Design, build, test, deploy and support deployment of tools in AWS.6+ years of programming experience with Angular and Java, J2EE, XML, and Web Services 6+ years of experiences in full life cycle application/system development 4+ years of experience developing in distributed application environments (Database, Transaction Management)4+ years of experience writing conceptual and detailed design documents, and developing large scale enterprise applications following an Agile execution model Strong Development/programming experience in Java, AWS and Angular is must 2-3+ years of strong Angular and Java, J2EE experience 1-2 years of Experience/knowledge of AWS development 2+ years of experience with Application integrations (SOAP/REST Web Services, ESB, JMS, File/Data transfers, etc.)Ability to write well designed, testable and efficient code Good communication and collaboration skills, team player Takes accountability/ownership for the assigned tasks/deliverable Familiar with GIT repositories (Bit Bucket) and Agile Methodology/SCRUM/Kanban Educational requirements: Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Information Systems or related field

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